The Poster (June 1900) (Vol. IV) (No. XXIII)

Important periodical covering poster art, design, and advertising and featuring many prominent artists of the era. Cover designed by G Howell-Baker. Colour frontispiece by Charles A Buchel. Inset by WS Rogers.

The Past and Future of “The Poster” — One Illustration — Hugh MacLeay — 137
Starr Wood — Seven Illustrations — Quintin Waddington — 138
The Posters at the Advertisers’ Exhibition — Ten Illustrations — Charles Hiatt — 142
Poster Hanging at the Crystal Palace — Edgar Wenlock — 150
Posterdom Caricatures: No. XVII.—Henry Mayer — Drawn by Edward Penfield — 155
Miss Mary Watson — Three Illustrations — 156

English Magazine Covers:
The Recollections of a Collector — Sixteen Illustrations — H. Astley Williams — 158
The Ideas of an Artist — G. Howell-Baker — 160
The Experiences of an Editor — Percy Everett — 163
A Review — The Editor — 166

The Story of Mellin’s — Five Illustrations — 168
Palette Scrapings — Three Illustrations — 173

Modern Advertising.
The Editor’s Ideas and Ideals — One Illustration — 1
Commission on Renewals — 3
The Cumulative Effect of Advertising — 4
Ruskin Didn’t Advertise — 4
Misstatements in Advertisements — 4
Illustrated Advertising — 5
A Disputed Advertisement — 5
Half-Tone Posters — One Illustration — 5
Show Cards — Two Illustrations — 6
Youd’s Bill Posting Ltd. Promotion — 6
Catalogues, Booklets, Circulars, &c. — One Illustration — 7
Correspondence — One Illustration — 8

Condition: covers a little worn and marked. Rusting to stapled binding.